Gauth Adds Unlimited Digital Canvas to AI Course

Oct 2, 2026
Gauth has added a continuous digital whiteboard to AI Course, allowing students and its AI Tutor to work through lessons in the same visual space.

Gauth announced in a press release the launch of Unlimited Digital Canvas, a continuous whiteboard inside Gauth AI Course. The feature is now available across the platform's history and math libraries.

The canvas displays chapters next to each other as narration plays, while pan and zoom controls let students move between an overview and individual details. Students can pause a lesson and ask the AI Tutor questions, with its explanations added directly below the relevant step on the board.

Premium courses can include 3D simulations, animations, and visual walkthroughs for subjects including math, physics, biology, geography, and computer science. Students can also create lessons from personal topics or uploaded documents with narration, board notes, and Quick Checks. Sessions retain their previous position and zoom level, and lessons can be exported as landscape PDFs or shared through links.

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